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## Aaturpratyakhyanaprakirnakam
Your teachings are worthy of acceptance in thought, word, and deed. The teachings are those of the Jina, the Kevali. The teachings are those of the valiant, the protector of the stationary and mobile beings. The teachings are those of the benevolent, the guide to the path of liberation, the path of liberation. The teachings are those of the liberator. ||58||
## 316
**Meaning:** Hearing the teachings of the Guru, the Shraman (ascetic) says, "I have faith in all the teachings that the Jineshwar Bhagwan has taught. I accept them with my mind, speech, and body. Because these teachings are for the welfare of the stationary and mobile beings and lead to the path of liberation." (58)
## 59
**Meaning:** Even a person with a strong mind, at the time of death, when the body is about to be abandoned, is not able to contemplate, remember, and repeat all the twelve categories of scriptures. (59)
## 60
**Meaning:** The person who progresses on the path of non-attachment through the contemplation and reflection of a single verse of scripture, attains detachment and fervor. That person, while contemplating and reflecting on that verse, meets death. (60)
## 61
**Meaning:** Even a single verse, when contemplated at the time of death, makes the person a seeker of liberation. (61)